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"How are things in Bludhaven?"
Dick Grayson hummed. He guided his souped-up bike in and out of traffic lanes as he returned home to his penthouse apartment. Under the helmet, he heard the sound of his youngest brother, Damian Wayne, shouting at their father that it was time to go. No doubt the two of them were about to go out on patrol!
Dick remembered what it was like to be itching to go out as Robin.
"Things are fine Dad," Dick assured his adopted father Bruce Wayne. "I'm settling in nicely here. I still haven't figured out what I'm going to do with myself as cover, but Nightwing is doing just fine."
Bruce hummed softly. "You could always-"
"No," Dick cut him off. "No offense, but working at Wayne Tech would be just working there as a cover. I want a real job. I just haven't decided yet. Who knows, maybe I'll be a stripper or something."
The funny thing was, he was only halfway joking. Dick Grayson enjoyed performing, enjoyed sex, and didn't mind being the center of attention. The tabloids would have a heyday if they found out he was stripping, but when had he ever cared what they thought of him?
'If not that, then something with performance,' Dick decided as he approached his penthouse. 'I can't live as a wayward trust fund kid all my life.'
"How's Gremlin doing?" Dick guided the bike into the parking garage and swung it into his spot. He kicked the stand down and worked his helmet off of his dark mop of hair.
"I'm doing fine, Grayson," Damian called out. "Father and I are about to go and fight Doctor Freeze."
"Robin is going to get the hostages out," Bruce clarified. "While I fight Doctor Freeze."
"Father I-"
"Gremlin," Dick moved towards the elevator. "Remember, the cold gun has a little kick. If you duck down when he fires, you'll be fine."
Dick turned his attention back to their father. "Remember Bruce, sidelining a Robin is never a good idea." He hit the button for the lobby. His helmet went into the crook of his arm, leaving him devilishly handsome with his riding gear on and showcasing his nimble, acrobatic body.
"I'll remember that," Bruce chuckled. "I have to go, son. Are you coming for Sunday dinner?"
"I wouldn't miss it for the world, dad," Dick promised as the elevator opened. He frowned when he saw the mess of people in the lobby. Lights? What was this a damn photo shoot?! He knew his building had a famous lobby, but still!
"Uh, I gotta go," Dick hit the end call button. He stuffed his phone back into his jeans and walked out. His bright blue eyes swept across the lobby as he took it all in.
"Fuck," He groaned. "They're blocking the elevators! How the fuck am I supposed to get through this." He muttered to himself as he plowed forward.
Dick Grayson hummed. He guided his souped-up bike in and out of traffic lanes as he returned home to his penthouse apartment. Under the helmet, he heard the sound of his youngest brother, Damian Wayne, shouting at their father that it was time to go. No doubt the two of them were about to go out on patrol!
Dick remembered what it was like to be itching to go out as Robin.
"Things are fine Dad," Dick assured his adopted father Bruce Wayne. "I'm settling in nicely here. I still haven't figured out what I'm going to do with myself as cover, but Nightwing is doing just fine."
Bruce hummed softly. "You could always-"
"No," Dick cut him off. "No offense, but working at Wayne Tech would be just working there as a cover. I want a real job. I just haven't decided yet. Who knows, maybe I'll be a stripper or something."
The funny thing was, he was only halfway joking. Dick Grayson enjoyed performing, enjoyed sex, and didn't mind being the center of attention. The tabloids would have a heyday if they found out he was stripping, but when had he ever cared what they thought of him?
'If not that, then something with performance,' Dick decided as he approached his penthouse. 'I can't live as a wayward trust fund kid all my life.'
"How's Gremlin doing?" Dick guided the bike into the parking garage and swung it into his spot. He kicked the stand down and worked his helmet off of his dark mop of hair.
"I'm doing fine, Grayson," Damian called out. "Father and I are about to go and fight Doctor Freeze."
"Robin is going to get the hostages out," Bruce clarified. "While I fight Doctor Freeze."
"Father I-"
"Gremlin," Dick moved towards the elevator. "Remember, the cold gun has a little kick. If you duck down when he fires, you'll be fine."
Dick turned his attention back to their father. "Remember Bruce, sidelining a Robin is never a good idea." He hit the button for the lobby. His helmet went into the crook of his arm, leaving him devilishly handsome with his riding gear on and showcasing his nimble, acrobatic body.
"I'll remember that," Bruce chuckled. "I have to go, son. Are you coming for Sunday dinner?"
"I wouldn't miss it for the world, dad," Dick promised as the elevator opened. He frowned when he saw the mess of people in the lobby. Lights? What was this a damn photo shoot?! He knew his building had a famous lobby, but still!
"Uh, I gotta go," Dick hit the end call button. He stuffed his phone back into his jeans and walked out. His bright blue eyes swept across the lobby as he took it all in.
"Fuck," He groaned. "They're blocking the elevators! How the fuck am I supposed to get through this." He muttered to himself as he plowed forward.